A "making reservations" question

[CaseyJr]

Are "Dreams Unlimited" the same people as the Disney.com site when making room/ticket reservations?

 

[tjkraz]

No. Dreams Unlimited is a travel agency. They have full access to Disney's room reservation system and a staff of experts in dealing with Disney vacation planning. Given the feedback you will often read about bookings direct with CRO (Disney), it's probably not a stretch to say that DU's people often know more about Disney and its resorts than Disney's own staff.

There is no obligation for getting a quote from DU. I've never booked a trip through them, but did get quotes on a couple of trips that we had considered in the past. They were very prompt, very professional, and did a great job of applying whatever discount codes existed for my travel dates.

 

[SnackyStacky]

No. Dreams Unlimited is a travel agency. They have full access to Disney's room reservation system and a staff of experts in dealing with Disney vacation planning. Given the feedback you will often read about bookings direct with CRO (Disney), it's probably not a stretch to say that DU's people often know more about Disney and its resorts than Disney's own staff.

There is no obligation for getting a quote from DU. I've never booked a trip through them, but did get quotes on a couple of trips that we had considered in the past. They were very prompt, very professional, and did a great job of applying whatever discount codes existed for my travel dates.

Just a little correction - it's not that they have full access to Disney's system. They simply deal with Disney themselves. They make the calls and apply payments and such.

 

[tjkraz]

Just a little correction - it's not that they have full access to Disney's system. They simply deal with Disney themselves. They make the calls and apply payments and such.

Thanks, Dan.

Just meant that they had access to the same resorts, rooms, etc. Basically, you aren't leaving anything on the table by going through a TA rather than CRO.